Select the compatible sign:
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Select the compatible sign:
To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Let's work through these steps:
Step 1: Compare the digits of both numbers starting from the most significant digit.
Digits in the hundreds of thousands position: Both numbers have '6'.
Digits in the ten thousands position: Both numbers have '7'.
Digits in the thousands position: Both numbers have '0'.
Step 2: Compare the hundreds digits:
The hundreds digit for 670,110 is '1'
The hundreds digit for 670,101 is '1'
These are the same, so we continue.
Compare the tens digits:
The tens digit for 670,110 is '1'
The tens digit for 670,101 is '0'
In the tens position, 1 is greater than 0, indicating that 670,110 is greater than 670,101.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is that 670,110 is greater than 670,101, and we should use the sign .
The correct answer is .
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Select the appropriate sign:
\( 24,909\Box24,990 \)
Look carefully! Even numbers that seem identical can have small differences. Compare each place value systematically from left to right until you find where they differ.
No! Stop as soon as you find the first position where the digits are different. That difference tells you which number is larger - no need to check the remaining digits.
Place value shows how much each digit is worth. In 670,110, the digits represent: 6 hundred thousands, 7 ten thousands, 0 thousands, 1 hundred, 1 ten, 0 ones.
Think of the symbol as an arrow pointing to the smaller number, or remember: the bigger side faces the bigger number!
The leftmost digits have the highest place values and matter most. A difference in the thousands place is much more important than a difference in the ones place.
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